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Marketing Evenings VAN: Building the Whitecaps FC Legacy Off the Pitch

We hosted an inspiring conversation with Jennifer Scott, Vice President of Community & Social Impact, and Tosaint Ricketts, Club and Player Engagement Liaison at Vancouver Whitecaps FC, exploring how the club created lasting impact beyond the pitch through community, connection, and meaningful change.

  • BrainStation Vancouver
  • Event Recap
  • Sep 25, 2025
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  • Jennifer Scott

    Jennifer Scott

    Vice President, Community & Social Impact

    Vancouver Whitecaps
  • Tosaint Ricketts

    Tosaint Ricketts

    Liaison, Club and Player Engagement

    Vancouver Whitecaps

Jennifer Scott and Tosaint Ricketts shared how the Vancouver Whitecaps FC transformed their off-pitch presence into a platform for impact, using community, purpose, and storytelling to turn fans into advocates and moments into meaningful change.

  • Jennifer Scott

    Jennifer Scott

    Vice President, Community & Social Impact

    Jennifer Scott is the Vice President of Community & Social Impact at Vancouver Whitecaps FC. With a background in nonprofit leadership and brand strategy, she leads the club’s efforts to build meaningful relationships with fans, partners, and communities across British Columbia. Her work helps define how the Whitecaps show up, on and off the pitch, with purpose, inclusivity, and long-term vision.

  • Tosaint Ricketts

    Tosaint Ricketts

    Liaison, Club and Player Engagement

    Tosaint Ricketts is a former Canadian international soccer player and current Club and Player Engagement Liaison at Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Known for his leadership on and off the field, Tosaint bridges the gap between players, community, and club initiatives. He brings a deep understanding of how athlete voices and lived experiences can drive powerful engagement and real-world impact.

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